Of note: His 440 kills were a career high. He led the Wolverines to the District 6 championship before losing a five-game match to Seminole Ridge in the state tournament play-in match in which he contributed 26 kills and eight blocks. With the core of the team returning next year, Witkowski's goal is to win the state title. Wellington coach Brian Bausch said that what sets Witkowski apart from other players is his well-rounded game and versatility to play either outside or middle hitter equally well. Witkowski also plays basketball but said he hopes to play volleyball in college.

Athlete's quote: "A kill is great, but a block can generate as much adrenaline. If it's a big one, it gets the whole team pumped."

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